Lindsay Lohan thrilled an audience of military men on ‘The Tonight Show with Jay Leno’ on Thursday, where she was promoting her new album ‘A Litte More Personal (Raw)’ and the DVD release of ‘Herbie: Fully Loaded’. Lohan later stuck her foot in her mouth by discussing her character in the new film ‘Bobby’, where she plays a woman two marries four different men for the purpose of getting them out of having to go to Vietnam. Lohan twice defended the character, telling the military audience it was “for a good cause” that she enabled draft dodgers, prompting a few catcalls from the crowd. Read on for a rough transcript. Jay: My first guest is one of the most popular young actresses around. She’s a favorite of ours. Her movie “herbie: Fully loaded” is out on dvd, and she’s got a new cd right here. It’s called “a little more personal.” It’s cled “raw.” It comes out december 6th. Please welcome the lovely lindsay lohan.

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Lindsay: Hello.

Jay: Wow. Very cool.

[ Cheers and applause ] Wow. Oh.

[ Cheers and applause ] Well, thanks for coming.

Lindsay: Wow. Thank you for having me.

Jay: Especially ’cause —

Lindsay: Hi, boys and girls.

Jay: When it was thanksgiving, and we told her that, you know, you guys were going to be the audience tonight, she said, “oh, I’ll come. No matter what, I’ll come.” So thank you for coming. Now, do you have a favorite branch? Is it the navy?

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Lindsay: I love you all!

Jay: Coast guard? Coast guard?

Lindsay: I mean, let’s hear it for the coast guard.

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Jay: You got the army?

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Lindsay: Air force. What about the air force?

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Jay: You got the marines. How about — and the air force.

Lindsay: Andhe air force.

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Jay: That sounds like — you have a thing for the air force?

Lindsay: Well, I mean, top gun.

Jay: Oh, top gun.

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[ Scattered boos ]

Lindsay: No, don’t get me wrong. I love you all so much.

[ Laughter ] You’re making me feel bad now.

Jay: Now you have a new look. Now, you were blonde the last time.

Lindsay: I was.

Jay: Okay. So — I like this. It looks cool. Now why is it dark? Is it for a —

Lindsay: It’s dark for a movie that I’m doing.

Jay: Oh, okay.

Lindsay: It’s about the assassination of bobby kennedy.

Jay: Oh, okay. So you’re doing a ’60s kind of —

Lindsay: Yes.

Jay: Okay, see, that’s my era. What do you want tknow about the ’60s?

[ Laughter ] Does it seem like — does it look — a you wearing, like, hippie clothes and things like that?

Lindsay: No. My character is pretty — actually, she — my character’s name is diane, and she’s still alive. And she married men so that they didn’t have to go off to vietnam. And she was an activist in her own way.

Jay: Oh, okay.

Lindsay: Kind of —

Jay: The crowd is gonna jump all over that, yeah.

Lindsay: She only married four men.

Jay: She married four different men?

Lindsay: Yeah. And then she felt like people would catch onto her. But it was for a good cause. You know.

[ Laughter ] Someone said, “sweet.”

Jay: The crowd is getting edgy. I’m going to move on, on that one.

[ Laughter now you’re naturally — you’re a redhead, right?

Lindsay: Yeah.

Jay: Now, do people treat is it weird? Do you notice any —

Lindsay: I don’t know. I feel like — I feel a bit classier with the darker hair than I did with the blonde.

Jay: Okay, so at are they doing? What kind of stuff are they they come from back east, from new york?

Lindsay: Yeah, I’m from new york.

Jay: Okay.

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Lindsay: Power of new york. In L.A.? They like it?

Lindsay: They’re visiting me. It was like pulling teeth to get them out here, I swear. But they’re here with me, and it’s really nice to have them thanksgiving so I don’t have to be by myself.

Jay: Aw. See, that’s the opposite. I can’t get them to go home. How do you — you have to drag them out here? They don’t want to fly out here.

Jay: Right, okay. So who cooks?& Do you cook?

Lindsay: I do cook.

Jay: Really?

Lindsay: Yes. I’m a good cook.

Jay: Really? So what’s your specialty? What do you cook?

[ Cheers and applause ] I should have brought some. No, I do — I do good pancakes, too.

Jay: Hey, you’re going to fallujah, buddy.

[ Laughter ] He just came back, yeah.

Lindsay: I feel like I’m at some, like, party with all you guys here. This is awesome.

Jay: Now, I gotta ask you. Now, your brother is here, right?

Lindsay: Yeah.

Jay: Now, does he —

Lindsay: I have two brothers.

Jay: He’s 18.?

Lindsay: Michael, who’s 18.

Jay: 18, so you’re practically the same age. Do you guys hang out and do stuff? Do you, like, go shopping? Or is he, like, icky, your brother, keep him away?

Lindsay: He actually — we went shping the other day, got him some stuff, some nice blazers. Boys don’t really like to shop.

Jay: No, it’s awful. It’s a nightmare.

Lindsay: No, he’s a jock. Total jock.

Jay: Well, let me ask you. Now, does he go out with, like, friends of yours? Sitting in the back, and I do have to see him right after this.

Jay: Well, I mean, like, does he ever want to go out or do you encourage it or what?

Lindsay: No, I encourage it. But he’s been out with me a few nights that we’ve been in L.A.

Jay: Yeah.

Lindsay: And his friend got a girl’s

Lindsay: And then my brother said he wanted to go. He’s like, “okay, we’re going to leave the table now. We’re going to go look for some . So I got — and I’m his big sister. Of course I’m not going to be, like “oh, yeah, wer to you, go find some hot chick, take her home.” No, not okay. Not okay.

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Jay: Not okay? So what have you told him? What have you told him?

Lindsay: I know how girls can be.

Jay: Well, how can they be? Tell me.

Lindsay: Manipulative.

Jay: Really?

[ Cheers and applause ] Like in what way?

Lindsay: I’m not saying I am.

Jay: Not you, of course. Well, have you ever been manipulative with a guy?

Lindsay: I don’t know. If you — I’ve done this on a few occasions. I — this is really —

Jay: No, go ahead.

Lindsay: I’m really calling myself out now. You know, if you’re with a y and you know other guy friends, you say,well, call me in an hour,” and then you’re with the other guy and this other guy’s calling.

Jay: Oh, to make the guy & jealous?

Lindsay: A little jealous.

Jay: Ooh, ooh.&

Lindsay: But that’s not a good thing. I mean it’s nice to have —

Jay: Does it work?

Lindsay: Yeah, so far.

Jay: Yeah.

[ Laughter ] See?

[ Cheers and applause ] Exactly.

Lindsay: Now it won’T.

Jay: Ooh, more tips right after this. Be right back with lindsay, right after this.

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Jay: Talking with lindsay lohan. You know, I was thinking about this. Remember the first time you were here?

Lindsay: The — oh, geez. Are you going to show a a picture?

Jay: I’ve got better than a a picture. It’s hilarious. It’s amazing how little you were.

Lindsay: Hilarious?

Jay: No, you were 12 when you were here. Show that tape. Cf1 o now, do you look forward to —

[ Cheers ] You’re only, what, four years away from driving?

Lindsay: I’m excited. I drive on the lawn sometimes.

Jay: You drive on the lawn?

Lindsay: Yeah, I mean, it’s not like I’m a bad driver. I mean I was driving —

Jay: But you’re 12. You shouldn’t be any kind of driver.

[ Laughter ] It’s not about being a good driver or a bad driver. You should be no driver.

Lindsay: I was driving our tractor once.

Jay: Oh, you have a tractor?

Lindsay: Yeah, I drove into a tree. Cf1 o

Jay: Probably the only tree in the yard, isn’t it?

Lindsay: Yes.

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Jay: Well, there you go. Some things never change.

Lindsay: What happened there? I was so sweet and innocent. And innocent. You’re still sweet and innocent.

Lindsay: I still am.&

Jay: Yeah, exactly. Innocent. I was looking at this cd here.

[ Laughter ] So explain the red — the red marking.

Lindsay: It’s a japanese symbol. It means raw.

Jay: It means raw?

Lindsay: So the cd is titled “a little more personal, raw.” It comes out december 6th.

Jay: Now, we had a debate over someone. We — is that a tattoo down there?

Lindsay: I wrote most of the record, except for probably two — well, I mean, I covered two songs.

Jay: Okay.&

Lindsay: I did “edge of seventeen,” stevie nicks, cheap trick.

Jay: And I like your notes in the back. You talk abt your grandmother and everybody and thank everybody. That’s very nice. I mean, I thought it was really sweet.

Lindsay: Well, I better. Without them, I wouldn’t be here.

Jay: Well, that’s what I mean. Well, a lot of people kind of forget that.

Lindsay: No, my family means the world to me. Just playing “8 mile,” we have the beat and raymond was & battling.

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Jay: Now —

[ Cheers and applause ] Of course. Now, did you —

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Lindsay: From the marines.

Jay: Did you have to get grandma’s approval for this tattoo? Does she know about this?

Lindsay: Yes, I was on the phone with & my grandmother when I got it.

Jay: Really?

Lindsay: Because she’s italian. I wasn’t sure. People were telling me all different ways to say it.& And I said I don’t have wrong cf1 o meaning on my back tattooed for life. But she, yeah, she knew. My mother didn’t know. My grandmother did.

Jay: Is that the only tattoo?

Lindsay: No, I have a star right here.

Jay: Oh, okay.

Lindsay: And I just want to get breathe for john lennon.

Jay: Oh, okay. That’s right. You’re going to do the john lennon movie.

Lindsay: Yeah.

Jay: Right, okay. Very cool. Now, did it hurt getting a a tattoo?

Lindsay: This one kind of freaked me out a bit more.

Jay: Yeah, right on the vein is not a good idea.

Lindsay: This thing hurt. I was eating ice cream when I got this one. I was just scked that it didn’t hurt.